sticks and bells and morris men

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: GUEST,CJB
Date: 09 May 17 - 01:32 PM

The 'clicky' to genome doesn't work. Here's a better one:

http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/3d384418443a4bbd80709a3b25da4d9c

FLAC is here (for a few days):

https://we.tl/ldQScK4hOR

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Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: GUEST,CJB
Date: 08 May 17 - 12:12 PM

Great - please append a ink here ...

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: Bonzo3legs
Date: 08 May 17 - 11:14 AM

I will do a fresh transfer of this programme and upload as broadcast - none of this mp3 nonsense!!!

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: RTim
Date: 08 May 17 - 10:03 AM

"Yesac" is Casey backwards - this being Steve Heap's company - Mrs. Casey, which is in turn a Morris Dance from several traditions.......

Tim Radford

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: FreddyHeadey
Date: 08 May 17 - 09:32 AM

btw
The Radio Times page/schedule for the day
https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/radio2/1982-12-21 
> " 20.30: Folk on 2
Jim Lloyd Introduces Sticks and Bells a review of Morris music, dance and song written and performed by Steve Heap and the STICKS AND BELLS BAND
Narrator Mark Kasprowlcz featuring members of YESAC MORRIS MEN and OLD MOTHER REDCAP
Adapted and produced by MARTIN STANFORD and STEVE HEAP
Producer RAY HARVEY
(A revised version of a programme first broadcast on Radio Oxford)
(Repeated: Wed 1.0 am)
Contributors
Unknown: Steve Heap
Narrator: Mark Kasprowlcz
Unknown: Yesac Morris
Produced By: Martin Stanford
Producer: Ray Harvey"

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: GUEST,Christian Reynolds
Date: 22 Apr 12 - 08:25 PM

Great Stuff,
Anyone know where I can find a copy of the lyrics to "1960 Morris revival song"? A quick google reveals nothing substantial, and my ears cannot make all the words off the recording.

Cheers
Christian

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: Bonzo3legs
Date: 15 Apr 12 - 01:01 PM

Thank goodness we don't have those filters in the UK! I have a wav file from the FM broadcast.

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: GUEST,Enfield/Folky Pete
Date: 15 Apr 12 - 10:34 AM

Great stuff - just listened to the programme - a gem. Tried to download it when in Istanbul last week and got blocked by the government's filter. So had to wait until I got home. Well worth the wait. Thanks.

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: GUEST,brooko
Date: 11 Apr 12 - 02:30 PM

thanks Richard i didn't think.I have only saved for my own use,so it wont be going anywhere else
brooko

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 11 Apr 12 - 07:56 AM

While I agree that saving classic programmes and sound recordings is admirable, I should point out that sharing links here to torrentz etc could land the 'cat in trouble with the copyright police so a discreet PM and email might be wiser.

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: GUEST,brooko
Date: 10 Apr 12 - 06:21 PM

thank you so much the last guest,i have been looking for that show for years.I now have it downloaded and on disc.i am one very happy man.once again thank you very much.
brooko

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: GUEST
Date: 05 Apr 12 - 11:32 AM

That should of course be:

http://www.mediafire.com/?99yrexnzds9d4

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: GUEST
Date: 05 Apr 12 - 07:10 AM

Now at

http://www.mediafire.com/?99yrexnzds9d4

BBC Folk on 2 FM

1983-07-12

Sticks and Bells -

A Celebration of Morris Dancing

This show was previously broadcast on BBC Radio Oxford, and would have been recorded prior to February 1982 when Nic Jones had his road accident. Note that Dave Whetstone, John Maxwell and Jean-Pierre Rasle were all members of the Albion Band at the time of the Folk on 2 broadcast.

Tracks

01 Bonnie Green Garters / Wheatley processional / town crier introduction / Young Collins
02 Town crier / Shave the donkey
03 Town criew / Ladies of pleasure
04 Intro for Spring celebrations in Cornwall / Ha-lan-tow / Helston Furry Dance / Our Maypole
05 Cotswold morris / Off she goes
06 1st World War / 1960 Morris revival song
07 Valentine / Hey diddle diddle
08 Calling on song
09 Sword dance
09 Shepherds hey
10 Love / wedding
11 Blue eyed stranger / Cuckoo's nest
12 Sweet chimimg Christmas bells / Ring 'o Bells / Bonnie Green Garters
13 Credits from Jim Lloyd / morris tunes

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: ChrisJBrady
Date: 03 Apr 12 - 08:34 PM

Does anyone have a copy of this please. The only seeder (in France) for the torrent download got switched off when I was at 99.4% - damn it.

I need tracks 10 - 12 - 4 - 5 - 8.

Thanks.

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: brooko
Date: 22 Aug 10 - 04:01 PM

hi bonzo3legs thanks for the information,im just about to go into the website and see what i get once again thankyou
brooko

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: Bonzo3legs
Date: 22 Aug 10 - 09:32 AM

Those links to a couple of clips need a few seconds to start up but well worth the wait!

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: Bonzo3legs
Date: 22 Aug 10 - 09:26 AM

Sticks and bells 1.mp3

Sticks and bells 2.mp3

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: Bonzo3legs
Date: 22 Aug 10 - 09:19 AM

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=297243

Subject: RE: sticks and bells and morris men
From: Bonzo3legs
Date: 22 Aug 10 - 09:17 AM

Yes indeed!

This show was previously broadcast on BBC Radio Oxford, and would have been recorded prior to February 1982 when Nic Jones had his road accident. Note that Dave Whetstone, John Maxwell and Jean-Pierre Rasle were all members of the Albion Band at the time of the Folk on 2 broadcast.



01 Bonnie Green Garters/Wheatley processional/town crier introduction/Young Collins/
02 Town crier/Shave the donkey
03 Town criew/Ladies of pleasure
04 Intro for Spring celebrations in Cornwall/Ha-lan-tow/Helston Furry Dance /Our Maypole
05 Cotswold morris/Off she goes
06 1st World War/1960 Morris revival song
07 Valentine/Hey diddle diddle
08 Calling on song
09 Sword dance
09 Shepherds hey
10 Love/wedding
11 Blue eyed stranger/Cuckoo's nest
12 Sweet chimimg Christmas bells/Ring 'o Bells/Bonnie Green Garters
13 Credits from Jim Lloyd/morris tunesi


Musicians:

Dave Whetstone
John Maxwell
Jean-Pierre Rasle
John Whetstone
Doug Sherrif
Peter Franch
Nic Jones
Dave Fenner
Steve Makin

Singers:

Pierce Butler
Graham Bradstock
Figgy Hobbin
Dennis Manners

Narrator

Mark Kastrowviz

Members of Yessack Morris Men?

Written by Steve Heap

It's still here if you have a Dimeadozen account

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=297243

Subject: sticks and bells and morris men
From: brooko
Date: 22 Aug 10 - 07:36 AM

does anyone remember jim lloyd doing a programme called sticks and bells and morris men on folk on two many years ago. does any one know if there is a recording of the show,and where i can get it